Tienshan Deck the Halls Octagonal Christmas Dinnerware Plates
Kitchen & Dining - Holiday Tableware

Tienshan Deck the Halls Octagonal Christmas Dinnerware Plates

This set features two white ceramic plates from the 'Deck the Halls' collection by Tienshan. The plates are characterized by a distinct octagonal geometric shape with a raised, fluted rim that creates a textured, architectural border. Each plate is finished with a vibrant green band around the edge of the rim. Centered in the well of the plates is a classic holiday illustration featuring a decorated Christmas tree adorned with colorful ornaments, stars, and candles. At the base of the tree are wrapped gifts and a festive bear figurine. The plates appear to be made of stoneware or durable ironstone, typical of late 20th-century holiday mass-production (circa 1990s). The smaller plate appears to be a salad or dessert plate, while the larger is a standard dinner plate. Visually, the glaze retains a high-gloss finish with no immediate signs of heavy crazing or deep knife scarring, although minor shelf wear on the bottom foot rings is expected. There are no visible chips or cracks in the provided image. This style represents a nostalgic Americana aesthetic popular for seasonal table settings.

Estimated Value

$15.00-$25.00

Basic Information

Category

Kitchen & Dining - Holiday Tableware

Appraised On

March 19, 2026

Estimated Value

$15.00-$25.00

Item Description

This set features two white ceramic plates from the 'Deck the Halls' collection by Tienshan. The plates are characterized by a distinct octagonal geometric shape with a raised, fluted rim that creates a textured, architectural border. Each plate is finished with a vibrant green band around the edge of the rim. Centered in the well of the plates is a classic holiday illustration featuring a decorated Christmas tree adorned with colorful ornaments, stars, and candles. At the base of the tree are wrapped gifts and a festive bear figurine. The plates appear to be made of stoneware or durable ironstone, typical of late 20th-century holiday mass-production (circa 1990s). The smaller plate appears to be a salad or dessert plate, while the larger is a standard dinner plate. Visually, the glaze retains a high-gloss finish with no immediate signs of heavy crazing or deep knife scarring, although minor shelf wear on the bottom foot rings is expected. There are no visible chips or cracks in the provided image. This style represents a nostalgic Americana aesthetic popular for seasonal table settings.

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